The Vogue cover stars are Narguis Horsford, a train driver on the London Overground, Rachel Millar, a community midwife in east London, and Anisa Omar, a supermarket worker in King’s Cross.
PT SportSuite, sister brand to tech firm Publisher’s Toolbox, announces the launch of its latest platform offering – a modular video OTT solution for sports organisations.
The Society of Editors has condemned the way journalists are being targeted by both rioters and the police while attempting to cover the current rioting in the United States.
With Janine Gibson’s recent promotion to a senior digital position at the Financial Times and the AOP Digital Publishing Awards coming up in October, Jack Wynn investigates female representation in digital journalism.
Political manipulators in the UK proved they have learnt from the US how to blur truth, but one local paper points to the antidote, says former Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger.
Fake news is nothing new. What is new is the modern communications network that allows crackpot ideas to spread like wildfire. To what extent should serious media cover this nonsense, asks Dickon Ross.
For many publishers, tech capability is the biggest challenge before, during and after the coronavirus. Jim Bilton looks at what publishers need to be doing.
The economic impact of the world’s response to the deadly novel coronavirus may be even more devastating than the public health impact. Carolyn Morgan assesses the likely legacy of the virus.
Downing Street’s response to the Dominic Cummings affair shows a disregard for legitimate press enquiries.
The Society of Editors is to write to Number 10 to express concerns over the current row between the Government and sections of the mainstream media.
The Sun last week announced that Harry Cole has been appointed as Political Editor.
Condé Nast has announced the launch of the Sustainable Fashion Glossary, described as “the authoritative global resource on sustainable fashion and the fashion industry’s role in the climate emergency”.
Professor Hans Kromhout has been appointed as the new Editor-in-Chief of Occupational & Environmental Medicine.
A ruling by the Court of Appeal that those under investigation by the police have the right to remain anonymous until charged will serve to help the rich and powerful evade scrutiny, the Society of Editors has warned.
The Society of Editors is to write to the Scottish Government expressing grave concerns over proposed new anti- hate crime laws it says have the potential to severely restrict free speech throughout the UK.
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